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Snakes of Australia

A complete field guide

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1.1

September 13, 2017

This app has been updated by Apple to display the Apple Watch app icon. Added profiles for 11 new species (some newly described, some recently redescribed or recognised). Added a bunch of new photos. Added new Map Search feature. Updated for the latest version of iOS.

1.0.4

November 26, 2013

Updated for iOS 7. Added a marker on distribution maps to show the user's current location. Added new photos, including for five species that previous lacked photos. Included both average length and maximum lengths (where known) in species profiles, and just generally tidied up profiles and maps. Improved performance. Fixed a bug that prevented a few species from being shown in the 'filter by my location' lists even if you were within their range. Fixed some typos.

1.0.3

June 28, 2013

Fixed some bugs relating to view layouts when rotating the iDevice. Hopefully fixed a crashing bug that seemed to occur in low memory situations. Added a bunch of new photos.

1.0.2

June 18, 2013

Fixed a crashing bug in low memory situations (particularly on older hardware). Squashed some interface bugs. Added a photo for Ramphotyphlops broomi.

1.0.1

June 8, 2013

Updated content and bug fixes.

1.0

February 27, 2013

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Description of Snakes of Australia

Snakes of Australia is a comprehensive electronic field guide to Australian snakes. Species profiles include photos, distribution maps, description of key characters, danger rating, similar species, conservation, etymology, pronunciation and more. Introductory chapters on key aspects of identifying snakes, snake venoms and first aid, and snake biology. Features: -Details on all Australian species of land snake - pythons, colubrids, elapids, file snakes, mud snakes, and blind snakes. -Over 600 photos from some of Australia's best wildlife photographers. -Most species have multiple photos, showing subspecies and variation. -Scale count search. -Can generate a species list for your current location using your device's GPS hardware (if present). -Can generate a species list for any location by tapping on a map. -Universal app for iPhone, iPad, iPad Mini and iPod touch. -Fully self-contained - no network connection is needed. This app will be updated as new species are described.

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